Sold! Butternut the Skoolie For Sale!

Year: 2001
Make: Bluebird
Engine: Cummins 5.9
Transmission: Allison (have serial # if needed)
Odometer reading: Estimating close to 150k. The original bus we bought had around 140-142k miles when we took its engine to put it into this bus. It came with all its service records and we have personally put maybe 4k miles on it ourselves. The current odometer on the dash doesn’t even work. We do have the old dash, we just aren’t sure if it works either – will need to hook it up.
Length: 37ft
Location: Franklin, TN (south of Nashville)
Asking Price : $62,000

Features:
Tongue and groove walls/ceiling
Backup and side cameras
Rooftop deck with composite boards
One marine hatch mounted in former front emergency exit/hatch
Spray foam insulation
20.3 gallon propane tank mounted under skirt with side door access for easy filling.
All tires in good condition
Collapsible back deck with composite boards
Rear “garage” or utility storage, roughly 5-6ft by 7ft (width of the bus). Big enough for bikes, camping equipment, etc. It is unfinished/clean slate for you to do with it as you please! Insulation, walls, and subfloor complete.
Adjustable flood lights on the back.
Two vent/extractor fans in the living part of the bus, plus one more in the garage.
Drove from Tennessee to New Mexico and back like a champ! She goes 70mph no problem.

Kitchen:
Split kitchen style.
Butcher block counter tops.
Gas stove/oven with 3 burners.
10.1 cu. fridge/freezer.
Farmhouse sink.
Two-person dinette, elevated above wheel well, providing storage underneath booths.
Lots of overhead and under the counter cabinets and drawers.

Bathroom:
Simple self-composting toilet with 5 gallon bucket, urine diverter into a grey tank, and vent fan.
Plenty of storage for peat moss/wood chips, toiletries, etc.
Medicine cabinet with mirror.
Small, round sink.
Tiled shower on opposite side of “hallway” from toilet/sink, it roughly measures 4ft x 2.5ft.
Outdoor shower.

Electrical/ solar:
Renogy 800W 12v/24v monocrystalline solar premium kit with Rover 60A charger controller
Renogy 3000W 12v pure sine wave inverter charger with LCD display
Two Renogy 12v 200Ah lithium iron phosphate batteries with Bluetooth
Dimmable, warm, puck lights on the ceiling, all controlled with simple RV switches.
Under cabinet lighting in kitchen.
Two reading lights over the head of the bed.

Sleeping Arrangements:
Built for queen mattress in the back of the bus. (Full size mattress pictured not included)
Platform of bed is raised to 3ft.
Access to bed from foot or one side, both with steps up onto it.
Couch pulls out and cushions shift to create a wider “bed”.

Closet:
Floor to ceiling shelving at the foot of the bed.
Hanging closet above utility closet.

Water:
120 gallons fresh water (two tanks (55gal and 65gal) mounted underneath the bed. Water level gauge visible.
Two 55 gallon barrels for grey water mounted underneath bus, mostly covered by the deep skirt.
Gas instant hot water heater.
Water pump (works flawlessly if hooked up to shore water, but on it’s own, doesn’t create enough pressure for the heater to stay on and flow surges. Could replace pump for $100-$150)

Heating/AC:
Two Senville LETO series mini splits.
9000 BTU (each), 110/120v.
“4 in 1”: AC, heat pump, dehumidifier, fan and turbo function.
Vevor 8kw diesel heater with 10L tank, 12v, with LCD switch and remote control – Not hooked up, but it is installed into the bus under the fridge. It would either need to be hooked up directly into the diesel tank of the bus, or buy its own tank and mount it underneath.

The only immediate need: the wood door has swollen and doesn’t shut properly. Could be salvaged if you’re good with that kind of thing, or get a metal door fitted.

Why are we selling:
Initially, we wanted a “toy-hauler” for when we go ride our dirt bikes, but once we realized how much a monster Butternut is to pack up and move around, it wasn’t really worth it for a night or two away. She would be great for lengthy trips across the country or to live in, but we don’t have time to do that right now. We would love to keep her and list her on Airbnb, but unfortunately, we don’t have the right location to do that either.